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    Default Re: [May11] Stand Up against China's Bullying!


    unsa na balita? ang china consulate sa ato ky halfday ra na sila

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    asa nman tong mga isog?

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    Default Re: [May11] Stand Up against China's Bullying!

    successful ang rally diay and not only in phil. the rally also happen in US San Francisco it was circulated around the net

    source> Filipinos in San Francisco rally against China shoal


    SAN FRANCISCO—They came, about 150 of them, most in bright yellow T-shirts emblazoned with a map of the Philippines and the disputed specks of land known as the Scarborough Shoals. At the back were the words “Never Shall Invaders Trample Our Sacred Shoals,” a take on the English lyrics of the Philippine national anthem. They waved large and small Philippine flags and carried placards denouncing Chinese incursion into Philippine territorial waters and claims of ownership over the oil- and mineral-rich Scarborough Shoals. They shouted, “What do we want? China get out!” and “Who owns Scarborough Shoals? The Philippines!”

    This was the scene in front of the consulate of the Peoples’ Republic of China at noon Friday (Saturday in Manila) and, if things went as planned, in front of six other Chinese consulates or embassies in the US and two in Canada as well as the Chinese embassy in Makati. Philippines. In an interview with, Rodel Rodis, president of the US Pinoys for Good Government, he gave a short backgrounder on the Scarborough Shoals issue, stating that what the Philippines wants is that the territorial conflict be resolved by an international tribunal and not *****erally between the economic and military superpower that China is and a small, developing country like the Philippines.

    Among the goals of Friday’s rally, according to Rodis, was to rouse American public opinion against China’s bullying tactics, and get the Obama administration to “come out forcefully in support of the Philippines.” The rally also sought to inform the world about the ongoing tensions between the Philippines and China, present the Philippines’ position on the matter, and to educate and unify the Filipino community and get it to rally around the issue.

    Rodis pointed out that there are some12-million Filipinos spread all over the world that can elicit the sympathy of and solicit help from each of their adopted countries. After all, this may be a Philippine issue at the moment but this former sleeping giant has awakened to its size and power and, in its April 25 editorial, the Global Times, published by China’s official People’s Daily, and quoted in a Bay Area media advisory, this recently awakened giant issued a metaphorical warning addressed, if taken in its broadest interpretation, to all the countries of the world, saying, “If the water overwhelms China’s knees, other countries will find their necks in the water.”

    That same media advisory referred to a commentary in The People’s Liberation Army Daily warning that “… anyone who tries in vain to seize sovereignty of Huangyan Island will be rebuffed by the Chinese government, Chinese people, and even more the Chinese military.”

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    nd as if to make sure everyone understood, the commentary further stated, that “…. Beijing will not flinch from a military response if the conflict escalates. “

    The Asian giant is rattling its not so insignificant saber at the Philippines. What little country will it bully next?

    “Sa manlulupig, ’di ka pasisiil.”

    That is the lyrical translation of a phrase in the English version of the Philippine National Anthem, the version those of us over 40 years of age first learned and sang. That phrase went,

    “Ne’er shall invaders, trample thy sacred shores.” The more literal translation would be, “To the plunderer you shall not succumb.”

    The “invaders” and the “plunderers” have come at various times in the country’s history—the British, the Spanish, the Americans, the Japanese. Now, the Filipinos are potentially facing yet another. Each time, the Filipino has risen to fight for his country, outmanned and outgunned but ever willing to shed blood to protect his motherland. And through it all, the Filipinos, with their indomitable and resilient spirit, may have been vanquished but have remained unbowed. We have survived as an independent nation, unshackled to any world power and beholden to none. If this ongoing dispute escalates, it will clearly be a David versus Goliath story. Let us all hope it doesn’t come to that.

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    Mao ning balitaa kron na walang katapusan..

    China please stop being foolish intawn oi para mahoman nani.. Pagka Toytoy gyud ning mga insika!

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    Quote Originally Posted by ain View Post
    Mao ning balitaa kron na walang katapusan..

    China please stop being foolish intawn oi para mahoman nani.. Pagka Toytoy gyud ning mga insika!
    nasubrahan pagkagreedy! maau unta kung naa silay mada bisan piso tigkamatay nila...wla raba jud!

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    Their numbers and weapons made them courageous, pero kita sa pilipinas ubos ra kaayo ilang pag tan-aw nato. Ug sa sobra ka ubos ilang pag tan-aw nato, wa na nila nahuna huna-an nga "mas makapuling ang gamay".

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    Quote Originally Posted by b1 huck View Post
    Their numbers and weapons made them courageous, pero kita sa pilipinas ubos ra kaayo ilang pag tan-aw nato. Ug sa sobra ka ubos ilang pag tan-aw nato, wa na nila nahuna huna-an nga "mas makapuling ang gamay".
    Kita sad boss wa sad nato mahuna2x nga makapisat sad ang daku.

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    [IMG]http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_xOydI95lHUA/TO25Tks6krI/AAAAAAAAABM/iVm07hMdU2s*******stop+communism.jpg[/IMG]

    Life imitating art in this 1950's Anti-Communist poster. The part where the Communist sign stands is strangely close to the location of Scarborough shoal.

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    Mga bay, magplano unta ta ug atoang rally diri sa Sugbo. Kun magpadayon ug binugoy ning mga intsik, kinahanglan jud mupadayon ta sa rally sa chinese consulate dira sa capitol area.

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